Much recent discussion about social justice in archival studies has assumed a legalistic,
rights-based framework to delineate the role of records, archives, and archivists in both the …

An engagement with affect theory is a significant way in which dimensions of social justice
for the archival field can be elucidated, fleshed out, and ultimately confronted. Affect theory …

Through the use of feminist historiography this article examines some of the myriad ways in
which feminist praxis has pushed against, challenged, enriched, dismantled, assimilated or …

This article explores the rich history of social justice as a concern in archival studies and
delineates future lines of inquiry for the field. We begin by examining how social justice has …

This article reports the first stage of a research collaboration that is elaborating the multiple
relationships between archives and social justice. Specifically, it is developing narrative …

Social media users fracture into tribes, but social media ecosystems are globally
interconnected technically, socially, culturally, and economically. At the crossroads, Huatong …

In recent years, a new and provocative thesis has been presented to the archival profession,
to wit: to be an ethical archivist, one must pursue" social justice" in all phases of archival …

This international handbook brings together a broad mix of scholars and practitioners whose
work contributes to the new digital practices that are continuing to grow and take shape in …

In a feminist ethics approach, archivists are viewed as caregivers, bound to records creators,
subjects, users and communities through a web of mutual affective responsibility based on …

on archival social justice and impact. Illuminating how diverse factors shape the relationship
between archives, recordkeeping systems, and recordkeepers, this book depicts struggles …